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"Quelquefois" goes after the first verb in a sentence. True? Or False

"Quelquefois" goes after the first verb in a sentence. True? Or False
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"Quelquefois" goes after the first verb in a sentence.
True?
Or
False

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"Quelquefois" goes after the first verb in a sentence.

Quelquefois, nous allions au bord de l’eau.(before the first verb)
Nous allions quelquefois au bord de l’eau .(after the first verb)


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The answer is False. Hope this helps :) thanks
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